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La fractura de tobillo en el adulto.
Ankle fractures in the adult
A. MAESTRO, G. RENDUELES, I. DELBROUCK, L. RODRIGUEZ y A. MURCIA Servicio de Cirugía Ortopédica y Traumatológica. Hospital de Cabueñes. Gijón.
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06/11/2008
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06/11/2008
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06/11/2008
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Resumen (ES)
The present work shows a retrospective review of 207 adult ankle fractures operated
on the Cabueñes's Hospital of Gijon from 1986 to 1993 with an average of follow-up of
19 months. They were classified according to AO criteria. The assessment of results was based
on clinical functional and radiological criteria, recording 79% of excelent and good clinical results,
and 7% of no satisfactory reductions. Cases with no satisfactory reductions showed statistical
significance (p< 0.01) in the type C respect to the other two types (A y B). Then were also
statistical differences with respect to the delay of surgery, with a higher rate of excelent results
in the fractures treated early than the fractures treated with delay (p< 0.001).
on the Cabueñes's Hospital of Gijon from 1986 to 1993 with an average of follow-up of
19 months. They were classified according to AO criteria. The assessment of results was based
on clinical functional and radiological criteria, recording 79% of excelent and good clinical results,
and 7% of no satisfactory reductions. Cases with no satisfactory reductions showed statistical
significance (p< 0.01) in the type C respect to the other two types (A y B). Then were also
statistical differences with respect to the delay of surgery, with a higher rate of excelent results
in the fractures treated early than the fractures treated with delay (p< 0.001).
Palabras clave (ES):
Maleolar
Maleolo
Fractura
Tobillo
Adulto
Resumen (EN)
The present work shows a retrospective review of 207 adult ankle fractures operated
on the Cabueñes's Hospital of Gijon from 1986 to 1993 with an average of follow-up of
19 months. They were classified according to AO criteria. The assessment of results was based
on clinical functional and radiological criteria, recording 79% of excelent and good clinical results,
and 7% of no satisfactory reductions. Cases with no satisfactory reductions showed statistical
significance (p< 0.01) in the type C respect to the other two types (A y B). Then were also
statistical differences with respect to the delay of surgery, with a higher rate of excelent results
in the fractures treated early than the fractures treated with delay (p< 0.001).
on the Cabueñes's Hospital of Gijon from 1986 to 1993 with an average of follow-up of
19 months. They were classified according to AO criteria. The assessment of results was based
on clinical functional and radiological criteria, recording 79% of excelent and good clinical results,
and 7% of no satisfactory reductions. Cases with no satisfactory reductions showed statistical
significance (p< 0.01) in the type C respect to the other two types (A y B). Then were also
statistical differences with respect to the delay of surgery, with a higher rate of excelent results
in the fractures treated early than the fractures treated with delay (p< 0.001).
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